
“Dear parents, please give the inheritance of faith to your children. Hand the faith to your children,” Bishop Henry Eikhlein of Pathein Diocese encouraged.

We are called to live out our faith in a way that reflects God's love and grace to those around us, rather than seeking recognition and praise for ourselves.

May we be inspired by the example of Daniel and the words of Jesus to live lives that honor God and reflect his love to the world around us.

We are challenged to trust in God's plan for us, to imitate the example of Paul in living out our faith, and to keep our eyes fixed on Christ, the source of all glory and salvation.

By loving our enemies, we are living out the radical love of Christ and exemplifying His teachings to the world.

The prophet Ezekiel highlights the need for individual responsibility in our actions, showing that each person is accountable for their own choices.


Esther prays to God for strength and guidance before approaching the king to plead for her people.

True conversion involves more than just outward displays of piety or religious observance, but requires a genuine change of heart and a turning away from sin.

Jesus warns against babbling on in prayer and using empty words, emphasizing the need for genuine communication with God.